Mud City
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Weera’s snoring, and by now Shauzia knew better than to try. She used to put a pillow over her ears, or toss and turn and make loud sighing noises, hoping to wake Mrs. Weera, but nothing worked. Mrs.
Weera slept the way she did everything – full out – and she didn’t waste time worrying about whether she was bothering anyone else.
Shauzia sometimes went to another hut to sleep, but Mrs. Weera’s hut gave her something no other place did – a little bit of privacy. Shauzia slept on a toshak ...spread out under the table. A blanket hung over the side of the table created a tiny, private space.
“It doesn’t keep the snoring out,” she said to Jasper, who usually slept with her. “But it does make me feel like there is some place in the world that is mine.”
Shauzia lay awake in her little room late on the night after Mrs. Weera left her in the courtyard. The rest of the day had gone from bad to worse.
What to read after Mud City?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Weera’s snoring, and by now Shauzia knew better than to try. She used to put a pillow over her ears, or toss and turn and make loud sighing noises, hoping to wake Mrs. Weera, but nothing worked. Mrs.
Weera slept the way she did everything – full out – and she didn’t waste time worrying about whether she was bothering anyone else.
Shauzia sometimes went to another hut to sleep, but Mrs. Weera’s hut gave her something no other place did – a little bit of privacy. Shauzia slept on a toshak ...spread out under the table. A blanket hung over the side of the table created a tiny, private space.
“It doesn’t keep the snoring out,” she said to Jasper, who usually slept with her. “But it does make me feel like there is some place in the world that is mine.”
Shauzia lay awake in her little room late on the night after Mrs. Weera left her in the courtyard. The rest of the day had gone from bad to worse.
What to read after Mud City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deborah Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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